Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-11
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scraps from n Notebook Of the
S~ensfneI's Reporter.

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The fine weather continues.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. 81 00k
7. j. Wilson yesterday returned from
California.
The Governor has not yet signed the
Lottery bill.
J. W. Hutson came up yesterday from
the Mt. Hope mines.
Life ia short, but it isn't half 80 short al
some meu are all through life.
Governor Alger. OF Michigan, and party,
have arrived in San Francisco.
DR.. Henry Hsgar, who has been quite
ill, was reported better yesterday.
The Prince of Wales has turned part OF
his attention to breeding fine horses.
One popularity about a nail in a shoe is
that it walks with its head downward.
1t is reported that Sam Jones received
$19, 900 for one months work in Boston.
Since the passage Of the Rabbit Bounty
Act on January 26, about 5000 were killed
in Elko county.
The New York Catholic News claims
that over half the entire population of
America is Catholic.
ALI those people who want the earth"
will have to be contented at last with q
hole in the ground.
Assessments were levied yesterday as fol-
lows: Savage fifty cents, and Nevada
Queen fifty cents.
The gross yield OF the mines OF Elko
county for the quarter ending Decemb Der
81, 1886. was S91 1881 IS.
Richard Moorish who had his leg broken,
and was otherwise badly hurt q short time
ago, is getting around all right again.
1t would be hard for a girl en- toilette de
bal nowadays to ''laugh in her sleeve"
That would be carrying the laugh too far
up.
James Thompson, who fell insensible
in the Richmond mine from foul gas a
few days ago. is up and around again all
right.
Three different courts have held that
marriage by telegraph is not legal; but
counting by telephone Ia still recognized
as valid.
Frank Clifford was pardoned out Of the
State Prison Saturday. He was sent from
White Pine county in 1870 for highway
robbery.
There are thirty thousand brass bands
in this country. Does this account for
the numerous heavy wind storms OF late
all over the country?
Appeal: Several OF the members OF the
Lower House left Carson without remem-
bering such little formalities as paying
their bills about town.
Sheriff Sweeney has promised as, that's as
soon as the weather ia entirely settled, he
..stl haze Nha Ohafn l4ann 0.k and allan IN
the streets. Good idea.
A three-year-old boy playing with
matches al Lodi Sunday narrowly escaped
death from burning inside q barn which
he had accidentally set on fire.
Appeal: "If | only knew sixty days
ago, what l know now" said the retiring
solon. "Just as ! got the hang Of the
game the d session closed"
The miners 10 California suffered defeat
at the hands Of the California Legislature.
It is charged they were defeated by the use
Of gold they had dug from the earth.
The Young folks will recollect that
Frank Reigelhuth's social dance takes
place this evening at the Opera House.
II will doubtless be a pleasant affair.
Found-A lady's shawl pin; also. q sil-
yer badge, with the letters A. B.. NJ, en-
graved on it. Both OF which articles can
be had by making application at this
office.
Appeal: Have those lawmakers gomez"
asked the old man OF his boy Jake.
Most Of EN-. dad" "Then take the pad.
lock off the chicken house. l guess we can
risk 1t now"
Young people were just as bad sixty
eighty and & hundred years ago as they
are now. They not only had their low
necked aud no sleeve dresses, but they
hirted and got their families into trouble
sometimes.
b.. Berg succeeded yesterday in getting
his two'story building put 10 place or
Main street. and, as a consequence. thu
100 or 200 men who have been watching it,
removal for the past three days, will nov
have to mud some other occupation.
At the exhibition to take place in Eng
land this year, one OF the curious thing
to be exhibited is a passover biscuit. L
10 IL inches in diameter. one thirty-secon6
OF an inch thick, and was made in q towr
in the west OF England in 1905.